After a week of intense conflict her government Syria It announced today the end of the battles in the suede, which the Druzians regained.
Conflicts between Bedouin’s Drouz and Sunni groups that broke out on July 13 in the Sueida area they claimed life to 940 peopleaccording to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a non -governmental organization in London and has a wide network of springs across Syria.
“Sueida has been evacuated by fighters of all tribes and the battles in the city’s neighborhoods have stopped,” Interior Ministry spokesman Nurendin al -Baba said in a post on the Telegram platform.
Nearly 87,000 are calculated by people displaced because of these conflicts, according to the International Organization of Migration.
Yesterday, Saturday, the Syrian government announced a truce in the province of suede and began to develop forces there with the aim of restoring peace in the area.
The government of transitional President Ahmad al -Sarah had also developed its third forces in the suede. However, he had withdrawn them after the bombing of many of Israel’s power in Damascus in Damascus, which he said he wanted to protect the Druzon community and considered that he was threatened by the presence of Syrian government forces in this area near his borders.
Then the Syria and Israel agreed to cease fire under the auspices of the US.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has asked the Syrian authorities “to make accountables and lead to justice all those responsible for cruelty, including those who belong to their own strengths.”
Syrian authorities have to use “Their security forces not to allow the Islamic State and other violent jihadists to enter the area and commit slaughter.”the US Secretary of State added in a post on social media.
Yesterday, a correspondent from AFP saw dozens of houses and vehicles that had been burned and gunmen set fire to shops after looting them.
“The tribal fighters retired from the suede on Saturday night,” after a Druze counterattack, but continued to bomb the city, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said in a statement.
Ahmad al -Sarah, who came to power after overthrowing President Bashar al -Assad in December, said yesterday that he was committed to protecting minorities and greeted ‘The important role played by the US, which confirmed their support in Syria. “
At the same time, the Syrian Ministry of the Interior announced that “the development of security forces in the Sueida province (…) began to protect civilians and the end of chaos”.
These new interdisciplinary conflicts have further weaken the power of Ahmad al -Sara in a country ruined by the civil war for almost 14 years.